Dead Sea Scrolls

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls dismantled theories claiming multiple biblical versions existed in ancient Israel. It also challenged broader narratives of biblical criticism, revealing that assumptions about ancient editing practices were deeply flawed.

For generations, scholars speculated based on the oldest known biblical manuscript, the Leningrad Codex from around 1000 CE. The discovery of concrete evidence, however, has fundamentally reshaped those theories.

Exploring the Origins and Significance of Ashurit Script

Ancient scrolls with rare texts found in the Judean Desert have become Israel's most prized archaeological exhibit.